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Seán Óg De Paor speaks to The 42 about Galway’s golden age and his memories of Paul Clancy and John O’Mahony.
Jamie Galvin hit the winner for Finuge with four minutes to go
Churchill led by six points with 10 minutes to play, but three orange flags for the Mid Kerry men and a red card for Joe Linehan turned a brilliant final on its head
Substitute Matthew O’Sullivan was the hero for the South Kerry club with a two-point winner seconds before the final hooter edged out Scartaglin
September 18th, 2011, the afternoon Dublin, with just a single All-Ireland in the previous 27 summers, finally restocked bare shelves
An incredible win, made all the more sweet for the veteran player
Uibh Laoire will face Kiskeam in the final
Extra-time required in both senior semi-finals.
Listry scored three first half goals but trailed by a point at half-time, and Churchill still had that one-point lead at the finish to set up a final with Keel
Elsewhere it was a notable weekend for Garrymore in Mayo, Tommie Larkins in Galway, and Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh.
St Brigid’s held off the challenge of their rivals Pádraig Pearses.
Read how it all unfolded on a day 20 finals were decided across both codes.
The Mid Kerry outfit will feel they ought to have won this game in sixty minutes, but came on strongly in the second of extra-time to seal it
Andy Moran's men popped in for a chat with Patrick Kielty on Friday night.
They are the second consecutive new champions in the Red Hand County.
North Kerry’s conversion rate was less than half that of an efficient Kenmare Shamrocks side
Cuala put on an awesome display to kill off Castleknock's hopes of a first ever senior county title
Meanwhile, Scotstown have also returned to the county final in Monaghan.
Shamrock Gaels 2-21 St Molaise Gaels 0-11
Glen Rovers avoided a fifth consecutive final defeat to their fiercest rivals for their latest sweet Cork success
Davidstown-Courtnacuddy 3-34 Askamore 2-36 (AET)
Plenty of drama happening in club championships around the country today.
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